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This is the old Manseibashi train station, which is older than Tokyo station. The old platform, while no longer servicing any trains, has been converted into a coffee shop, where you can watch the trains go by every 3 minutes. Easiest access would be either...More

I enjoyed shopping under the bridge, the brown bricks offer a different feel to the usual Tokyo shopping experiences. The whole precinct reminded me strongly of home, in inner city Melbourne--except rather than Australian made crafts and furniture, things were locally made, Japanese craft!

While reading about it I was not sure if I should go or not, but beleive me it is worth going. The enterence had a very nice brewery but as I need to travel through the day had coffee in the restaurant. They have created...More

Ex-station is renewed to nice spot.
This place is located at Akihabara, under Chuo line train.
You can see and feel the train passing very close to you at second floor view point.
秋葉原の近くにある施設。昔の万世橋駅をリニューアルして作られた。
中央線の線路の高架下にあるのだが、二階のカフェや展望スペースでは、すぐ脇を通り抜ける快速電車の迫力を感じられます。

This spot used to be a Main Terminal of Chuo-line and a busy spot. Many people used to exhange tramways with Chuo-line trains and enjoy movie theaters , shoppings. It was constructed in 1912 based on the design by Mr. Kingo Tatsuo who also designed...More

Situated inside the old train station foundations, and alongside the waterfront, this place is very unique. The shopping options change regularly as they have a lot of pop-up stores for local designers. There are restaurants on the outside of the building and also the Hitachino...More

We nipped in here after walking through akihabara. It is a complete contrast to the main street and it is housed under the arches of the bridge.
Full of artisan goods showing traditional and high quality and also contemporary pieces. If you walk right through...More

Read about Maach in a New York Times travel article and also saw a YouTube video about it. That is why I put it on my to see list when visiting Tokyo.
I thought there were more shops in the building. Architecturally it is a...More

I loved the architecture here. It took us less than an hour to walk through the lineup of stores. Prices seemed a bit higher but likely due to the uniqueness of their products. We arrived here by taking the JR Yamanote train to the Akihabara...More

Ochanomizu boasts its academic foundations startingwith Yushima Seido, the birthplace of modern dayJapanese education. The area has kept its college townfeel with several university campuses. If you headtowards Jinbocho, you'll find musical instrument andsports equipment shops, and an area of used bookstoresfor students and anyone interested in literature andthe arts. Akihabara is well-known for its computer and

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electronic goods stores, and is now hugely popular asthe must-visit mecca for people interested in animeand games. Kanda is an office district where you canfind loads of reasonably priced izakayas popular withprofessionals who stop to eat and drink before makingtheir way home.